#dialoguejam

[neointeractives]

Dialogue Jam

Let's Get Talking!

The Dialogue Jam is a month-long unranked jam all about communication between characters. Whether through verbal dialogue or written correspondence, this jam aims to bring discussions forward.

Constraints and Rules:

Your Entry must be centered around an exchange between characters. No description allowed!

This could take the form of a dialogue (even monologue!), script, or letters.

Elements like stage direction or dialogue tags can be used, though they should be kept to a minimum.

The Jam is open to any program/medium, as long as the piece can be considered Interactive Fiction (i.e. the game is interactive, and its focus is on the text).

The Jam is open to any language.

You can submit up to 3 entries!

You should aim for 15-30 minutes maximum gameplay.

Entries can have NSFW content, as long as you indicate it in your submission.

Entries should not include any generated AI content.

Spam or hateful content will not be accepted.

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[404errorgamestudios]

After spending the first 10 days on planning, I’ve started the actual programming for my Dialogue Jam game entry, and here is my progress so far! My game is told through a series of letters exchanged between Cecil and Julian, as Julian tries to figure out what is happening with a strange illness going through the town he lives in.

[fishinblack]

"Were you even listening to me?"

Sorry! I got distracted and was thinking about something else. My brain has a mind of its own.

"Oh okay... what?"

[404errorgamestudios]

Progress report on Dear Julian today! I will probably try to get some more work done on it tonight. (Info on the game here)

[fishinblack]

We're proud to announce our new "Man based" line of shampoos and soaps. Made from - FOR! FOR! Made FOR men! ...I should go.

[fishinblack]

"Hello, can I help you?" Did you have anything in a pinot noir? "Why yes. An engagement ring. I slipped it in my fiancée's glass to propose. She didn't notice it was in there. That was twenty five years ago. Sigh..."